OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS Theory and Practice

Roberge, James K. f2a

Published by Wiley (1985), NY et al

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AS NEW book, FINE DJ(in Brodart). Flawless book, even all three text block edges white as new. Immaculate DJ. 9"x5.5", 659pp. 1st ed with number line starting with "1". No clipped DJ corners, though DJ never had been priced. Book stays tightly closed when stood on its spine. Likely never been read. Operational amplifiers (op amps) were many things, and still are, but they are the building blocks of analog computers, which modeled differential equations. Differential equations are, in turn, the modelers of the physical world. But by time this book was written digital computers had largely replaced analog computers. NOTE: this book dealer's "regular" occupation was in electronics and computers. His first post service job was with a navy research lab. In the early 60s he wrote a paper on ops amps and shortly after helped build the labs very first digital computer. It was called the Pulse Date Processor (PDP) and whose magnetic core memory totaled three kilobytes. Yes, you read it right; kilo, not mega or giga. AS NEW book, FINE DJ. 1st ed. DJ with few 1/4" tears & one chip. Seller Inventory # 001186

Bibliographic Details

Title: OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS Theory and Practice

Publisher: Wiley (1985), NY et al

Binding: Hardcover

Illustrator: in text drawings illustratio

Edition: 1st ed. "1".